News : 50 CENT DIGS UP WILD AARON HALL INTERVIEW AMID SINGER’S SEXUAL ASSAULT ALLEGATIONS

50 Cent has always kept his foot on the collective necks of everyone in Hip Hop, and now, he’s turned his attention to singer Aaron Hall.

In an Instagram post made on Friday (November 24), the G-Unit mogul shared a video of the “When You Need Me” singer sitting down with VladTV in the early 2000s.

The interview found Hall was making a number of eye-raising comments including, “Imma fuck her to death!” and “If a bitch touch my dick, and she say my dick is small, then she’s a lyin’ bitch. Tell her to name the tattoo on my rib that says, ‘Warning’!”

This was enough to prompt Fif’s usual smart remarks, who captioned his post: “Well there you have it folks, the man said he like to go behind the little man, so he can knock the lining out the motherfvcker [shrug and disbelief emojis] must just didn’t get permission this time.”

50 Cent’s comments came in the wake of a third sexual assault lawsuit filed against Diddy, brought by two women who allege that the Bad Boy mogul and Aaron Hall forced them to have sex back in “1990 or 1991.”

Hall, best known as a member of the New Jack Swing group Guy, is accused of allegedly raping both women on the same night.

According to the suit, the plaintiff — listed in the filing as Jane Doe — and a friend were invited back to Hall’s apartment following an industry event. She claims Diddy “coerced” her into sex and that Hall later “barged into the room, pinned her down, and forced [her] to have sex with him.”

Doe says her friend, who is not involved in the filing, claimed she “had been forced to have sex with Combs and Hall in another room.”

The suit also alleges that an “irate” Combs visited the woman and her friend again days later, “choking Jane Doe to the point that she passed out,” resulting in her seeking medical treatment.

“He was worried that she would tell the girl he was with at the time what he and Hall had done to them,” the complaint says.

HipHopDX has reached out to reps for Aaron Hall for comment.